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Researching OAKLEY Family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« on: Thursday 23 March 06 23:28 GMT (UK) »

Researching Oakley family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier

I have a jane oakley age 27
born dont know if this is a place in Shropshire or her maiden name KIMMERLEY Married Peter Oakley born Oxton Cheshire
They had 3 children  Peter=Margaret =Percy
and would love to find her parents and any thing else about them.

Regards and Thank you for reading this.
Pam xx
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Re: Researching Oakley family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #1 on: Friday 24 March 06 00:28 GMT (UK) »

hello Pam

Shropshire has a Kinnerley,it is about 6m SSE of Oswestry.

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Re: Researching Oakley family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #2 on: Friday 24 March 06 22:58 GMT (UK) »

Thanks well thats cleared up that mystery for me.
Do you happen know anything about a Lord Eaton Mayor of Chester 1856/57.
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Re: Researching Oakley family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #3 on: Saturday 25 March 06 13:44 GMT (UK) »

hello again

An even older inn, the White Bull, mentioned in 1642, was incorporated into the Golden Falcon in 1752. Assembly records show that a Row at the Hope and Anchor, four doors down from the Falcon, was enclosed in the early eighteenth century. By 1772, this former Row had become a vinegar manufactory until George Eaton bought and eventually demolished all the properties on the site to build his brewery. His son, Peter Eaton expanded the business, altered the stables to take more fermenting vessels and sunk a 33 metre well. In 1849, he was given notice by the council to control the smoke coming from his furnaces. He served as Mayor of Chester in 1856-7.
We have been informed that, around 1973- long after its demolition- the sitting room from the Golden Falcon was re-erected in the beautiful Ness Gardens on the Wirral. It is said to be an interesting structure, roughly circular,which stands approximately 2-2.5 metres tall. Where the old stones had lain during the intervening years is anyone's guess..
Eaton's Brewery eventually took over the Kelsterton and St. Winnifred's (Holywell) breweries and the company was bought out in 1864 by Henry Ford, Frederic Gunton and William Kelly, who formed the Northgate Brewing Company in 1889. They had 'bottling stores, wine and spirit vaults' at 7, Foregate Street and malt kilns on the east side of Lower Bridge Street and owned pubs throughout Cheshire and North Wales.
An advertisment in the Cheshire Observer of May 1882 stated "Northgate Brewery: March brewings of pale and mild ales and porter from one shilling per gallon". If only...
The brewery was again taken over, in 1949, by Warrington-based Greenhall Whitley, who closed it down twenty years later and the buildings were demolished.
Archaeological investigation of the brewery site conducted in the early 1970s revealed evidence of Roman rampart buildings, an intervallum road that ran inside the wall and the foundations of barrack blocks.
Also uncovered were many cellars and foundations dating from the14th to the 19th centuries. Should you wander round to the main entrance of Centurion House, via Fireman's Square, you will see set into the pavement the attractive mosaic design- shown here- that was formerly set in the old brewery office doorway in Northgate Street.


hope this helps
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Re: Researching Oakley family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #4 on: Saturday 30 September 06 21:24 BST (UK) »

there are a lot of Oakleys from Bishops Castle, Shropshire

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Re: Researching OAKLEY Family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 13:36 BST (UK) »

I don't know if you have found them on any of the census yet, but here's the 1881 for starters:

RG11/4219 folio 30 page 20 - Church Street, Chorley, Lancashire

Peter Oakley Head M 27 Coachman Cheshire, Oxton
Jane Oakley Wife M 27 Shropshire Kinnerley***
Peter Oakley Son 6 Scholar Cheshire Birkenhead
Margaret Oakley Dau 4 Cheshire Chester
Percy Oakley Son 1 month Cheshire Chorley

+ 2 lodgers James and Ellen Willcock?

*** The image shows Kinnerely, but it has been transcribed as Kirmorley.
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Re: Researching OAKLEY Family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 13:42 BST (UK) »


Here they are in 1901:

RG13/3392 folio 107 page 6 - 54 Clarendon Street, Birkenhead

Peter Oakley Head M 45 Livery Stable Labourer Groom Cheshire Birkenhead
Jane Oakley Wife M 45 Shropshire Maesbury
Vincent Oakley Son 11 Cheshire Birkenhead
Lucy Oakley Daugh 10 Cheshire Birkenhead
William Oakley Son 4 Cheshire Birkenhead
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Re: Researching OAKLEY Family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 15:24 BST (UK) »

Here's Peter with his family in 1871:

RG10/3752 folio 65 page 36 - South Bank, Williams Place, Callows Cottages, Oxton, Cheshire

Peter Oakley Head M 37 Labourer Cheshire Storton
Elizabeth Oakley Wife M 42 Laundress Ireland Dublin
Peter Oakley Son Unm 15 Apprentice Baker
Elizabeth Oakley Dau 13 Scholar
Henry Oakley Son 10 Scholar
Mary Oakley Dau 7 Scholar

All children born Cheshire Oxton
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« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 15:32 BST (UK) »

.....and in 1861:

RG9/2647 folio 76 page 47 - Callow Cottages, South of Arno? Road, Oxton Wood Church, Cheshire

Peter Oakley Head M 28 Dock Gatesman Bebbington Cheshire
Elizabeth Oakley Wife M 35 Ireland
Peter Oakley Son 5 Scholar
Elizabeth Oakley Dau 3
Henry Oakley Son 3 months

All children born Oxton W Church Cheshire
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« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 15:37 BST (UK) »


In 1841 here is Peter (snr):

HO107125/3 folio 6 page 6 - Lower Bebbington, Cheshire

Mary Oakley 30 Charwoman N
Peter Oakley 9 Y
Mary Oakley 3 Y

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« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 11 October 06 15:40 BST (UK) »

By 1851 Peter (Snr) age 19 is still in Lower Bebbington, but a Servant for the Moore family.



To work back through the census for Jane we need to find out her maiden name, which means locating the marriage record and purchasing a copy of the marriage certificate.
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Re: Researching OAKLEY Family in Shropshire in 1890s and earlier
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 30 May 07 22:17 BST (UK) »

Hello Pam,

Have just seen your posting, so hopefully you are still checking in. 

Have no idea if there is a connection or not, but my husband has OAKLEY within his METCALFE/HARRISON family, in the same general area as Kinnerley.  His family was in mainly in the areas between Melverley and Llanymynech, including both those villages.  I don't know much about the OAKLEYs myself, but if you e-mail me privately, I'll put you in touch with hubby's 2C1R who has much more info.  She is more directly related to our OAKLEYs than my husband, plus still lives in Salop.  Contact me at:  amheater@cogeco.ca  Please put - OAKLEY ~ Shrops - in the subject line.  I don't want to accidently delete it. 

[Hopefully you have a connection with Judy, as one of her OAKLEYs (also my husband's cousin) is a famous author of children's books.]

All the best,
Toni ~ Ontario Canada

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